What Kind Of Memory(Ram) Do You Recommend

not to expensive memory
i want to run 2x512mb=1gb pc 3200 sticks in dual channel
what do you recommend
i do not want any generic i was thinkin corsair
if you have a link to what ever memory you recommend can you post the link please
Thanx

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its samsung
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